Explain why this is classified as a single displacement reaction. Refer to what happens to the iron, zinc and sulfate during the reaction.

Which of the following is a displacement reaction?Sodium + chlorine → sodium chlorideLithium + lead nitrate → Lithium nitrate + leadMagnesium + oxygen → magnesium oxideCalcium carbonate → calcium oxide + carbon dioxide2What would you expect to see when zinc is added to copper sulfate solution?The solution turns from colourless to blue and a brown solid is formedNo reactionThe solution turns from blue to colourless and bubbles/fizzing occursThe solution turns from blue to colourless and a brown solid is formed3The order of decreasing reactivity for four metals is potassium, calcium, zinc and copper. Which of the following pairs of metals and solutions will result in a displacement reaction?Calcium plus potassium sulfateCopper plus potassium sulfateZinc plus calcium chloridePotassium plus copper nitrate4What are the products of the reaction of silver oxide with hydrogen?No reaction takes placeSilver plus oxygenSilver plus waterSilver hydroxide

In a single displacement reaction, any metal that appears above another in the activity series of metals will displace it.TrueFalse

Describe the difference between single displacement and double displacement reactions.

ow does a displacement reaction differ from a double displacement reaction? Giveexamples to explain

The reaction Zn + FeSO4  ZnSO4 + Fe is an example of -(i) Displacement Reaction(ii) Combination Reaction(iii) Redox Reaction(iv) Neutralisation Reaction(i) & (ii)(i) & (iii)(ii) & (iv)(iii) & (iv)